23 bed delete panels installed
Laughing Gas
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Wouldn't mind them that way as much, if on a black or antimatter blue (which looks black in the sunlight) truck.
I'd like them just so I won't have to spend time cleaning a step I can never use again with a cap.
I'd like them just so I won't have to spend time cleaning a step I can never use again with a cap.
Cargo Master
Joined: Jun 2011
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From: Cincy area
I think those look decent. Not bad figment from what I can tell on the pictures. Sure they would look better painted. Personally I don’t like the steps but I’m trying to. I just don’t like the copy cat aspect from GM. If you have a cover I can see why you’d delete the steps.
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Dec 2012
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From: DFW
Just keeping the open steps looks better than a black cover, IMO. If you have to cover them (and I don’t see why you would, even with a bed cover, you will still need access to the side of the bed) you should have them painted to match.
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Cross-Country
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From: Austin
it matched the black theme down the side of the truck, running boards, black wheels , dark tinted windows. I guess I should take a picture of the whole truck.
Thanks for yall thoughts, I can always paint them the body color later. They are painted with a bed liner type spray, very light coatings, has a minor rough feel to them. We will see what the exposure to the elements do to them.
Thanks for yall thoughts, I can always paint them the body color later. They are painted with a bed liner type spray, very light coatings, has a minor rough feel to them. We will see what the exposure to the elements do to them.
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